Again -- the science of evolution depends upon facts. As well as theory. And facts change. You call a change in thinking updates. If a person is learning what science deems (and publishes) as true, he'd learn in one point that parts as if demonstrating whales evolved from land dwelling animals but then find that these vestigial parts presumed to be unnecessary are actually necessary.
Again, again and again. ALL science depend on changing knowledge based on new discoveries and new research from Medicine to Physics to the sciences of evolution. The basics knowledge and foundation of the sciences of evolution has not changed in over 100 years. New discoveries and research do change the knowledge of the sciences of evolution, but nothing in new knowledge in the history of the science of evolution has refuted evolution.
You can cite facts that lead to changes in the sciences of evolution, but you cannot honestly cite "facts" that refute the sciences of evolution.
Actually you ar emisrepresenting the concept of theory in science. The sciences of evolution is based on a number of established falsified theories and hypotheses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Genetics, and other science. Our modern medicine is based on the same theories and hypotheses. Evolution is no longer one Theory proposed by Darwin and other early scientists.
Once a Theory or hypothesis the falsification of the hypothesis or theory is based on the predictive value of facts.
The change in understanding of the usefulness of vestigial organs and parts does not refute the sciences of evolution.
Yes you violate the nineth commandment by dishonestly representing the science of evolution by intentional ignorance and selectively misrepresenting facts.
Please cite scientific 'facts' that refute the sciences of evolution.